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. 2013 Nov 8;7(4):722–738. doi: 10.1093/mp/sst157

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Figure 1. — Protein Sequence Alignment of AZI1, Its Most Closely Related HyPRPs, and the Distantly Related LTP DIR1.

The cysteine residues in the 8-cysteine-signature characteristic for LTPs and HyPRPs are highlighted (green). Dipeptide motifs presenting potential MAPK-phosphorylation sites (Ser-Pro, Thr-Pro) are highlighted in red. Putative MAPK interaction sites matching the consensus (R/K x_2–6 L/IxL/I) are shown in yellow. A region in the AZI1 protein sequence, predicted as ‘phosphorylation hot spot’ (PhosPhAt, 2013), is shown in bold. The putative secretion signal and proline-rich domain are indicated by a dashed or dotted line, respectively.